Swimming in Words invites you to join a 5* week writing course with acclaimed London-Irish novelist, Bridget Whelan, author of the best-selling Back to Creative Writing School.
What bestselling authors say about the book:
“The creative writing bible” C.S.Quinn, bestselling historical novelist and author of Thief Taker
‘Inspiring, insightful and fun…’ Sarah Rayner, author of One Moment, One Morning officially one of the 21st century’s bestselling books.
“ Full of inspiring, stimulating exercises that will turn your writers’ block into writers’ flood – as your ideas pour onto the page!” Kate Harrison, author of 16 fiction and non-fiction books including The 5:2 Diet
Bridget is also a prize-winning short story writer and her new course is suitable for beginners and emerging writers with some experience. With both a Masters in Creative Writing and a PGCE in teaching, she has lectured on university courses and taught in adult education.
What past students say:
The exercises are inspiring. So much work and thought goes into them but it never feels heavy. There is a lot of laughter in this class.” Maria, Advanced Fiction, London
“I’ve been coming to her classes for over three years. There’s always a waiting list. She’s so warm and encouraging. I feel she really pushes my writing on.” Christine, Brighton
“This was much more than another unit in my degree. Bridget Whelan has been a supportive and approachable lecturer who has helped me to do what I have always wanted to do: write about my family in Ghana.” Comfort, Goldsmiths College
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Thanks Chris!
Welcome, Bridget 👍😃
Hi Bridget I think that I missed the first one of these. I live in Gloucestershire so are there any courses like this nearer to where I live because Brighton Beach as you can imagine would quite a trek.
Hi Tom – one student comes from London every Tuesday morning, but I think the commute from Gloucestershire is just a bit too far!
I haven’t got any information on similar courses in your area but look at the prospectus for your local adult education centre and ask at the library – they often keep information on events of this nature. Also study the website of Literature Works at http://literatureworks.org.uk/ This is the literary development organisation for south west England and has a lot of useful information.